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Boy the NY Times certainly has a hate on for Venezuela's socialist government. fasttense Feb 2014 #1
You don't think these protesters have a legitimate beef? springchick Feb 2014 #2
My favorite stalker back again? fasttense Feb 2014 #4
Funny how you failed to answer a perfectly reasonable question. springchick Feb 2014 #6
Post removed Post removed Feb 2014 #27
I have other screen names? springchick Feb 2014 #34
I know some of your other names Bacchus4.0 Feb 2014 #57
Probably not assigned to stalk you personally. bitchkitty Feb 2014 #13
No, just countering, which is something I was lead to believe is allowed here on DU. springchick Feb 2014 #14
lol TBF Feb 2014 #42
Glad you find the social ills in Venezuela funny. springchick Feb 2014 #43
"Probably not assigned to stalk you personally" EX500rider Feb 2014 #33
Why can't you answer the question? leftynyc Feb 2014 #15
"Those complaints can be said of our country too." EX500rider Feb 2014 #35
You say this over and over, please give us a link to this claim: freshwest Feb 2014 #51
The protests would be much more credible if 1% RW extremists Zorra Feb 2014 #24
So why are more and more of the working class getting involved in these protest? springchick Feb 2014 #25
There are always some RWers among the working class. Just look at all the republicans Zorra Feb 2014 #26
The protests are being fueled by frustration of the lack of govt. springchick Feb 2014 #30
Bwaahaahaa! NO, THEY ARE FUELED BY FASCIST PLANTS JUST LIKE YOU!!! Zorra Feb 2014 #47
OMG! And 2 hidden posts in less than a week on DU. They'll be back... again... n/t freshwest Feb 2014 #52
That's great but they still need real leaders. Ash_F Feb 2014 #63
They are involved because TBF Feb 2014 #44
Yeah, the Venezuelan govt is totally inept and has really messed up the economy. springchick Feb 2014 #45
Yes, I've read your comments and TBF Feb 2014 #46
"I also remember when it was Las Malvinas" EX500rider Feb 2014 #59
And we know when Britain "discovers" something TBF Feb 2014 #60
No, more if they find & claim it and populate it and hold on to it for 181 years. EX500rider Feb 2014 #61
Please educate yourself -- TBF Feb 2014 #66
Sorry, that's pure BS.. EX500rider Feb 2014 #67
Did you write that yourself - TBF Feb 2014 #70
Oh I see...so... EX500rider Feb 2014 #72
"we know what Britain did in many areas to the indigenous populations with their "claiming"... EX500rider Feb 2014 #68
FYI - False equivalence TBF Feb 2014 #71
if you say so... EX500rider Feb 2014 #73
Not at all - TBF Feb 2014 #74
yeah i feel the same way. EX500rider Feb 2014 #75
I don't think you could have found a worse source if you tried.. EX500rider Feb 2014 #76
Exactly the same game plan as in Chile, too. El_Johns Feb 2014 #83
There was a Venezuelan supermarket that had legitimate beef... but they ran out! Pterodactyl Feb 2014 #81
Someone from within President Maduro's party needs to challenge springchick Feb 2014 #3
Yeah, stalker like maybe they can find fasttense Feb 2014 #5
There's that word stalker again. springchick Feb 2014 #7
"Are you paranoid?" EX500rider Feb 2014 #38
He seems to think there's some grand conspiracy going on against him springchick Feb 2014 #39
How about someone like this person? springchick Feb 2014 #10
Peru has made the greatest progress in the region over the past decade Bacchus4.0 Feb 2014 #17
I like Prez Humala, But Peru's population below poverty level is only 4% less than Venezuela's. Zorra Feb 2014 #40
your info makes Peru's gains even more strking compared to Ven, since Ven has been a modern Bacchus4.0 Feb 2014 #41
uh-huh Zorra Feb 2014 #49
looks like you got some reading to do n/t Bacchus4.0 Feb 2014 #79
Ah, the "I lost" come back....nice! n/t EX500rider Feb 2014 #93
You're right. Fueled by oil $, for half century Venezuela was the richest country in the region. ChangoLoa Feb 2014 #50
yep, not too distant history Ven was pretty well off until the oil bust n/t Bacchus4.0 Feb 2014 #78
I don't remember that. When was that? El_Johns Feb 2014 #84
Yeah-i don't think Venezuela got the level of improvement.... EX500rider Feb 2014 #82
they need to clean house frankly, look at where they are after 15 years of chavismo Bacchus4.0 Feb 2014 #8
Couldn't agree more. springchick Feb 2014 #9
some will support regimes no matter how corrupt and inept as long as they bash the US Bacchus4.0 Feb 2014 #11
The bash the USA seems to be the driving factor for the almost god like support springchick Feb 2014 #12
Great post leftynyc Feb 2014 #16
lots of armchair revolutionaries for sure n/t Bacchus4.0 Feb 2014 #18
I like to call them Cafe Revolutionaries. springchick Feb 2014 #19
I see that you joined DU just 5 days ago. Zorra Feb 2014 #22
Hardly cheering the cops on. springchick Feb 2014 #23
welcome aboard springchick. You'll find alot of people who need a hug here n/t Bacchus4.0 Feb 2014 #28
Thank you for the welcome. springchick Feb 2014 #32
Friend of yours? Zorra Feb 2014 #48
"I see that you joined DU just 5 days ago" EX500rider Feb 2014 #36
I think it's supposed to be some sort of a backhanded slap at me, springchick Feb 2014 #37
I, for one, welcome this fascist takeover of Venezuela by our glorious plutarchs! Zorra Feb 2014 #20
Who's taken over the govt.? springchick Feb 2014 #21
So, when are you going to slip again and use the plural when referring to yourself? fasttense Feb 2014 #29
When are you going to answer the questions I put forward to you in another post? springchick Feb 2014 #31
SAN CRISTÓBAL... That's the place josh cryer talks about. Maybe he'll chime in with some news. nt freshwest Feb 2014 #53
Can't wait! nt Zorra Feb 2014 #56
From his comments, I believe he has family there and is concerned. BTW, I am not in favor of coups. freshwest Feb 2014 #69
The poor dialogue here is depressing. ChairmanAgnostic Feb 2014 #54
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yep, agreed. Been there several times but not for a decade since things have gone real bad Bacchus4.0 Feb 2014 #58
Just curious, what were you doing in Venezuela, at different times over the course Zorra Feb 2014 #62
Comprendo, pero no hablo. ChairmanAgnostic Feb 2014 #65
Thanks. Your Spanish was honest.Just making sure you were not a nurse who met wife or hubby Zorra Feb 2014 #80
Right-wing trolls NEVER acknowledge the truth as you've just revealed. NEVER. Judi Lynn Feb 2014 #86
are you suggesting that I am a RW troll? ChairmanAgnostic Feb 2014 #96
Don't worry about it. Bill76 Feb 2014 #98
Well said; I get it, and couldn't agree more. Zorra Feb 2014 #97
"It is hard to know to what degree the problems in Venezuela are homegrown" EX500rider Feb 2014 #95
"Venezuela is a socialist country" ChangoLoa Feb 2014 #99
thank you for your assessment and knowledge ... sadly Venezuela leadership ... MindMover Feb 2014 #77
56% inflation rate rollin74 Feb 2014 #64
and before chavez took power it was as high as 100%. El_Johns Feb 2014 #85
Your graph ends in 2007. joshcryer Feb 2014 #87
It ends in '07. And as you can see, there is nothing exceptional about inflation rates under Chavez El_Johns Feb 2014 #88
Oops, I typoed, I meant 2007. It's now far beyond that. Far. joshcryer Feb 2014 #89
it's 56%. which is less than 103%. El_Johns Feb 2014 #90
cumulatively it adds up joshcryer Feb 2014 #91
no idea what you're talking about. cumulatively from 1980, or just during regimes the US doesn't El_Johns Feb 2014 #92
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